Tabbed by: Travis Blankenship
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Tuning: Standard

The same chord progression remains throughout the entire song

e|-5--5-5-5--3--3-3-3--3--3-3-3--2--2-2-2-|
B|-3--3-3-3--3--3-3-3--3--3-3-3--3--3-3-3-|
G|-5--5-5-5--4--4-4-4--3--3-3-3--2--2-2-2-|
D|-0--0-0-0--5--5-5-5--5--5-5-5--0--0-0-0-|
A|-------------------------------0--0-0-0-|
E|----------------------------------------|

but if you want, you could start playing the full chords as the song progresses:

e|-5--5-5-5--3--3-3-3--3--3-3-3--2--2-2-2-|
B|-3--3-3-3--3--3-3-3--3--3-3-3--3--3-3-3-|
G|-5--5-5-5--4--4-4-4--3--3-3-3--2--2-2-2-|
D|-0--0-0-0--5--5-5-5--5--5-5-5--0--0-0-0-|
A|-5--5-5-5--5--5-5-5--5--5-5-5--0--0-0-0-|
E|-----------3--3-3-3--3--3-3-3-----------|

for fun, the "hoo hoo oo oo" thing:

e|-5--3\2-----5--3\2-----5--3\2----2p0----2p0---2-|
B|--------3----------3----------3------3------3---|
G|------------------------------------------------|
D|------------------------------------------------|
A|------------------------------------------------|
E|------------------------------------------------|

and just another side note, the acoustic guitar cuts out during
the chorus, and a violin comes in playing A G G F# along in time
with the chords, so if you play the same chord progression during
the chorus it sounds perfectly fine.


| /  slide up
| \  slide down
| h  hammer-on
| p  pull-off
| ~  vibrato
| +  harmonic
| x  Mute note

happy birthday bruce williamson
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